How do animals compete for mates?

... sexual reproduction and virulence. However, classical gene replacement failed to achieve mutants for five MAT genes (RPL22, RPO41, MYO2, PRT1, and RPL39) ... The sexual reproductive cycle involves an alternation of diploid and haploid states: diploid cells divide by meiosis to form haploid cells, and the haploid ... Feb 24, 2017 ... This research suggests that a virus could be behind eukaryotic reproduction on Earth. It nevertheless remains possible that, on the contrary, it was the ... Jan 14, 2009 ... ... sexual reproduction of Bombus terrestris colonies. Thirty-two young ... sexual reproduction. Most studies dealing with bumblebee ... Feb 18, 2014 ... ... sexual reproduction. The results provide new insight into how plant adaptations to nutrient conditions can drive the distribution of plant ... Pacific Temperate Conifers as Native and Introduced Species Genetics & Sexual Reproduction ... Sexual Reproduction. Description. Event Details. past. Start ... Key points :Sexual reproduction and seedling recruitment are likely to influence sward dynamics and demography of grasslands. Most eukaryotes are able to reproduce sexually, and in many animals, it is the only mode of reproduction. Dec 17, 2009 ... Sexual reproduction is a high-energy endeavor, requiring, often, the quest for a mate, the actual act of sex, and the carrying of offspring ( ... May 24, 2009 ... To determine the genetic features underlying their diversity of biology and pathogenesis, we sequenced six genomes from the Candida clade (Fig.